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by buro9 6y ago
Indeed. I use Sendgrid for transactional emails and have disabled all tracking. Email is hardly a guaranteed delivery system by nature, I do not need to have proof of delivery or proof of opening by tracking systems or even the logs (beyond
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by buro9 6y ago
Agreed. The goal of these companies is to have end-to-end control as this gives them control and security of their revenue. This might not be a stated goal publicly but the deeper they can take things and the more things that they can put a
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by buro9 6y ago
UK laws changed a while ago, and now you have to prove damages. I find it hard to believe that the damages proven could be attributed back to TrustPilot as I just don't believe that a significant % of people are checking TrustPilot bef
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by buro9 6y ago
Grafana Labs | Backend Engineers, Frontend Engineers, Engineering Managers, Senior Backend Engineers | Remote Global | Full-Time | Remote | https://grafana.com/ You know us, we make the dashboard you use to observe your sys
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by buro9 6y ago
The majority of lamp post chargers in London are ubitricity. Of the multiple networks I've used, these are the cheapest and most reliable to use... pricing very close to domestic electric rates, and it's up to you to secure your p
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Oldskool (Syslog) Meets Newskool (Loki)(labs.lux4rd0.com)
1 points by buro9 6y ago|0 comments
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by buro9 6y ago
> Because Reddit’s social graph is based on interest rather than friends, it can’t be recreated anywhere else in exactly the same way This is the recipe for taking on Reddit... interest first.
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by buro9 6y ago
> This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io Is Popular Mechanics
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by buro9 6y ago
https://grafana.com/oss/loki/
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Amazon: Not OK – Why we had to change Elastic licensing(elastic.co)
1461 points by buro9 6y ago|681 comments
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by buro9 6y ago
Like a star? On the belly? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdLPe7XjdKc
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by buro9 6y ago
<meta property="article:published_time" content="2013-04-25T11:24:09-04:00" />
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by buro9 6y ago
Also appears on https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/google-calendar/gm...
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Soon to Be Unpublished(github.com)
2 points by buro9 6y ago|1 comments
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by buro9 6y ago
When you serve traffic at this volume, it's no longer the requests per second that matter. You can easily have static content on lots of metals, but the new problem is saturation of peer links on egress, or unintentionally triggering D
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by buro9 6y ago
Light is the reason good webcams are not built-in. With still pictures you can expose for longer and/or use multiple low quality sensors to build up enough information for software to construct a higher quality image. With video you ca
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by buro9 6y ago
Distribution is King. Those who control distribution set the price.
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by buro9 6y ago
How compatible? Can I just expect things like full text search to work? https://www.postgresql.org/docs/13/textsearch.html What about additional but supplied modules like ltree? https://www.postgresql.o
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by buro9 6y ago
Even the small things, like the eyes going into a hypnotic trance when the blob is keenly following the blob to their right (our left).
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by buro9 6y ago
The UK equivalent is https://wills.which.co.uk/ and has sales frequently making the base cost around £60.
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by buro9 6y ago
When I request a full takeout it usually takes 2-4 weeks to generate. This time around it was missing a .tgz which had error'd. A subsequent full takeout request took a couple of days. The .tgz files I find can only be reliably extract
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by buro9 6y ago
At times like this I am thankful of running a Google takeout periodically. Not because I use it as a live failover for Google services, but because these outages are good reminders of the mortality of online services.
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by buro9 6y ago
Are you sure? Yes they use Camo, but that's a proxy to ensure that you don't serve JS from the same domain as github.com so that 3rd party assets have the JavaScript domain security policy applied. I do not believe that Camo is a
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by buro9 6y ago
My risk vector isn't someone breaking in. It's whether insurance pay out.
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by buro9 6y ago
> What I like about this lock is that ... But, most importantly, it can be locked/unlocked with a tap in Home Assistant. This is the line I am not willing to cross. Do I believe that the security of Home Assistant and the plugins th
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by buro9 6y ago
oh lots... www.lfgss.com forum.rapha.cc forum.islington.cc I used to run phpBB, then vBulletin, then Vanilla, before finally working with others to write our own. I always ended up running a few forums from the hosting/technical perspe
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by buro9 6y ago
r/mtb eh? My experience with forums is from running 300 cycling forums :) None of them mountain biking though.
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by buro9 6y ago
Reddit is a forum and to a forum of enthusiasts it is a personal space. It's more akin to a bar in which they all meet and hang out. It's possible to research via a bar, just get to know people first and they'll embrace and s
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by buro9 6y ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25194795
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by buro9 6y ago
What's the recommended automated backup / manual restore method for Home Assistant config? I've only just started using it and already built up a time-consuming to reproduce configuration. That it runs on a RPi means I expect

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